Learning Together,
Leading Together.
Academics
By choosing UConn’s Engineering Education Ph.D., you’ll embark on an academic endeavor that will involve you in:
- intellectual growth
- intersectional and multidisciplinary research
- integration of evidence-based practices
- exposure to leading-edge and transformational scholarship
Research
The College of Engineering provides a world-renowned environment that focuses on:
- collaborating with different subject matter experts
- discovering new methods and perspectives
- continuing your education through research
- contributing to high-quality educational scholarship
What is Happening at UConn?
University News
- Building on a strong Honors tradition, the new college will help more students pursue ambitious work and thrive at UConn
- Laurencin Gives Talk on Regenerative Engineering with a Book Signing at Los Angeles Conference.
- As the official bank of the University and the UConn Huskies, the evolution of the partnership includes the multiyear naming rights for the facility that houses Gampel Pavilion, home of the UConn men’s and women’s basketball teams.
- The wide-ranging ASCEND initiative brings together strengths of UConn Storrs and UConn Hartford
College News
- The award recognizes Laurencin’s technological innovations with significant real-world impact.
- Laurencin Gives Talk on Regenerative Engineering with a Book Signing at Los Angeles Conference.
- 'UConn helped me realize I can be a STEM student, but that doesn’t mean I’m not allowed to be creative and have fun hobbies. You get to be multidisciplined here. It’s encouraged'
- Ainsley Svetek is using her personal experience recovering from injury to inform her graduate studies in kinesiology and help other players get back on the ice safely
Community News
- The award recognizes Laurencin’s technological innovations with significant real-world impact.
- 'UConn helped me realize I can be a STEM student, but that doesn’t mean I’m not allowed to be creative and have fun hobbies. You get to be multidisciplined here. It’s encouraged'
- UConn hosts fifth annual event for high schoolers
- 'By illuminating familiar landmarks in red, the campaign helped spark conversations, increase public understanding, and show support for individuals with dyslexia'